Ekberg Photos Not Embarrassing, Senate Told
A witness testified that private detectives hired to cover Swedish film star Anita Ekberg did not take embarrassing pictures. Allen Amadril said the film showed only exterior landscapes and Ekberg fully clothed. The agency denied orders for nude images and described the operation as routine surveillance linked to a supermarket development near her mansion.
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Hollywood
Anita Ekberg
State Senate
Allen Amadril
Fred Otash
Ekberg
Amadril
Marie McDonald
Ata
Amatiris
James Adams
Miss Ekberg
Otash
Meyer
Confidential
Marilyn Monroe
Pinball Man Denies Paying Union Official in Portland
In Portland Oregon pinball operator Stanley G Terry denies paying Frank W Brewster of Seattle a $10000 payoff to win favor with the Teamsters and break a rival monopoly. Senate Rackets committee members questioned Terry about the claimed payment while James B Elkins testified that Terry admitted paying Brewster.
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Nassington
Teamsters
Portland
Oregon
Senate
Frank W. Brewster
Seattle
Stanley G. Terry
John L McClellan
D-Ark
Brewster
Terry
James B. Elkins
Elkins
San Francisco vice raid targets Union Square massage parlor
Police raided the Union Square Massage Studio in downtown San Francisco arresting three women linked to prostitution and seizing a card index file with names of hundreds of men and women. The parlor operated as a $900 daily prostitution business alongside legitimate services on the sixth floor of 278 Post Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Union Square
Divorce Won by Belafonte's Wife in Las Vegas
Mrs. Belafonte of East Elmhurst New York, a child psychologist, won a divorce from Calypso singer Harry Belafonte on grounds of cruelty. She received custody of their two children Adrienne Michelle seven and Shari Lynn two.
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Las Vegas
Mns
Marsuerite Belafonte
East Elmhurst N.Y
Harry Belafonte
Belafonte
Adrienne Michelle
Shari Lynn
Road Death Toll Declines
The National Safety Council reported a three percent drop in traffic fatalities for January, the second decline in two years. 2,860 deaths compared with 2,950 in January 1956, as officials hope the upward trend has paused and may improve further. Major cities with perfect records included St Paul, Oklahoma City, and Norfolk, with other large cities showing improvement as well.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Zfi
St. Paul
Minn
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nefalk
Nashville
Tenn
Salt Lake City
Diah
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Raleiga
N. C. Musket ‘Gon
Highland Park
Las Vegas
New Modesto
California
Caspar
Wye
St. Jair Shores
Area story of success told today in the Daily Review
A giant Success Story is told today in a 20 page special section. New Horizons chronicles the record breaking growth of Southern Alameda County in picture and story, and the many smaller Success Stories which have contributed to the boom. Don’t miss New Horizons starting on Page 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review
New Horizons
Alameda County
Bank of America robbery in Hayward posted
A tall heavyset man robbed the Bank of America in Hayward shortly after 1 15 pm escaping with more than 1500 dollars. Police set up roadblocks in Southern Alameda County. The bandit, 30 to 35, showed a note to teller Mrs Esther Wilson. He wore a tan overcoat and hat, claimed two gun in pocket, was six feet tall, about 200 pounds with a pale round face and light mustache.
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Bank of America
Hayward
Alameda County
Esther Wilson
Harvey Hinch
Farmers Lash Kuchel River Power Stand
SACRAMENTO The Associated Farmers of California protested U S Senator Thomas H Kuchel support for federal construction of Trinity River hydroelectric facilities. In a letter Gibbs executive secretary urged Kuchel to reconsider opposition and favor private industry participation by Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
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Sacramento
The
Associated Farmers of California
U. S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Trinity River
Uchel
Charles £. Gibbs
Farm Organization
California
Federal
Fred A. Seaton
Congress
Gibbs
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Private Power Demo Fight Hits Congress
Republican members of a House Government Operations subcommittee accuse Democrats of insult and vilification to discredit private power firms. A minority report says six utilities pamphleteered to Interior officials to brainwash, while Democrats call for a new probe into private utilities attempting to influence federal power policy.
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Washington
House
Subcommittee Democrats
Interior Department
Man Starts Coffee and House Explodes in Oakland
J E Booth reports early morning coffee ritual followed by a gas explosion that blew off the roof of his Oakland house. He had installed a new gas fixture and cut an old pipe believing it off. house filled with gas and a blast occurred. He escaped with minor injuries and hair singeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
J. E. Booth
Booth
Walnut Creek
Long-Distance B 36 Flight From Travis AFB
A unit of the Fifth Bomber Wing at Travis Air Force Base launched a long distance flight to test capabilities. A base spokesman declined to reveal destination details or number of participating aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Air Force Base
Hayward Planners Push Billboard Control Bill
Planning officials in Hayward discuss a bill restricting outdoor advertising on scenic or historic highway areas amid opposition from the Roadside Court and Northern Oil. The commission adopts a streamlined resolution procedure to cut adoption time by weeks and advances a plan to form a Bay Area regional planning agency.
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Alaign
Nia
Sion
Don Gutoff
Gutoff
Commission
Hacking Assembly
Bay Area, Regional Planning Agency
Feasibility report on a junior college district in Alameda County
Tonight two public meetings at Arroyo high school San Lorenzo will present a state study on creating a junior college district serving southeast Alameda County. Hayward Union High School District trustees and district leaders from Washington township Livermore and Amador high schools were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Hayward
S. Leandre
Washington Township
Livermore
Amador High School
Arroyo High School
San Lorenzo
Hayward Union High School
Frank Wright
Hugo Price
Robert Klem‘mo
Wright
Robert’ L. Coate
Eden
Washington Townships
State Department of Education
Jeounty Superintendent of Schools
Navy to test full rocket assembly for first Earth satellite
Washington reports the Navy will fire a three stage rocket chain from Patrick Air Force Base Florida to launch the first satellite into a 300 mile orbit at 18000 mph. The satellite will be part of the International Geophysical Year beginning next July for 18 months with a prior single test already announced.
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Washington
Navy
John E. Clark
Navy Guided
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
United States
International Geophysical
Easier to Read Review Transition Aims for Clarity
The Daily Review promises a simpler reading experience with mechanical changes to typesetting. Updated design will widen the base of the text, yielding lighter, easier reading for readers tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review
Leopard trainer makes debut at Hannover stage
Hannover report: Waldemar Keppler, a 24 year old triple amputee who lost both feet and his right arm in the war, appears on the stage as a leopard trainer at a local variety theater. He began animal training in circuses to prove his handicap need not confine him to guarding or portering duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannover
Germany
Tiple
Waldemar “Keppler
Avalanche buries skiers on Grubenspitze near Lech Amarlberg
An avalanche swept down the Grubenspitze mountainside near Lech Amarlberg Austria burying seven to fifteen skiers. Rescue teams searched the area but the exact number of those buried remained uncertain as weather and terrain hampered efforts.
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Lech Amarlberg
Austria
Uis
Grubenspitze
Similarity in marriage harms some couples says expert
Dr Ey Lowell Kelly, who studied 300 couples for 20 years, told the institute in psychiatry and neurology that great similarity can lead to divorce. He argued happiness comes from few superficial common interests rather than being exact twins, noting that opposites do not always attract.
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Ey Lowell Kelly
Institute
Psychiatry and Neurology
Israel Pledges Full Prompt Gaza Withdrawal to UN
Israel announced plans for a full and prompt withdrawal from the Gaza and Aqaba areas with UN forces to enter evacuated zones and ensure innocent passage through the Gulf of Aqaba. Krishna Menon urged unconditional withdrawal and rejected any UN occupation force in the region. Diplomatic sources cited a Feb. 2 General Assembly resolution guiding the terms.
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United Nations, N.Y
Israel Today
Gaza
Aqaba
United Nations
Ahanayumi
United States
Agabe
Golda Meir
General Assembly
Israel
Mideast
U.N
Gulf of Aqaba
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Keeza
Krishna Menon
Jetther
Sharm
el Sheik
Stassen Placed Under State Department Supervision
Stassen remains a special assistant to the President but his operations are moved under the State Department. He will maintain two offices, one at the State Department and one at the White House, while still traveling to London as head of the U.S. delegation to the March 18 United Nations Disarmament subcommittee conference.
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Cairo
Shukri B
Kuwalty
Jordan
Hussein
Saud
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Stassen
Secretary of State
Missing Fiancée Search Pressed in California
Police intensified efforts for a 13 year old bride to be Shirley Heller who vanished while walking from her home in San Pablo. Reported by family and officials, she last was seen with Jess Taylor 18 near a busy street corner as they planned marriage this year.
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San Pablo
Shirley Heller
Walter T. Helms High School
Shirley
Jess Taylor
Washington
William Holler
Fath Eisenhower
Stassen
State Department
Secretary of State
Tulle
Holler
Taylor
Tacoma
Wash
Miller Pleads Not Guilty to Contempt Charges
Pulitzer prize winner Arthur Miller pleaded not guilty to contempt of Congress charges in a Washington federal court. Judge Charles F. McLaughlin set trial for May 13 with a $1000 bond. Miller, accompanied by his lawyer Joseph Rauh, testified he never joined the Communist Party and refused to name individuals at alleged pro Communist meetings in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Miller
Pes Mariyn Monroe
Congress
Charles F. McLaughlin
Miller
McLaughlin
Joseph
Rauh
Communist Party
Peasons
Opium Den Uncovered in San Francisco Chinatown
SAN FRANCISCO officers and two federal agents uncovered an opium den in Chinatown early today after following a sickly sweet scent. They seized opium and a smoking layout, arresting Yee Chan, 47, a cook, and Lum Fong, 41, a janitor, on narcotics possession and maintaining an opium den.
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San Francisco
Yee Chan
Lum Fong
Lee Getchell
Fong
Chan
Car Driver Killed as SP Lark Collides at Crossing
COYOTE Calif Donald J Eyerly 38 of San Jose was killed instantly when his car was struck by the Southern Pacific Lark bound for Los Angeles at Snell Ave crossing. The train with 200 passengers was delayed about an hour and sustained only minor damage.
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Coyote
Calif
Donald J. Eyerly
San Jose
Snell
Los Amate
Berea
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SF Vice
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Betty Olsen
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Tee
Proparty
Hati
Bulletin
Kuchel
Egypt
Ike
Dorothy Dix
East Bay
Sideview
Stargazer
Baying
CR. J. Rogers
Chrysler
Castro ST
Foothill Blvd
Elgin
Plymouth
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